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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1952)
t PAGE FOURTEEN HERALD ANIl NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1052 Honsberger's elieved World's Elecord Birdie String Ex-Local Pro Fires 7 in Row PORTLAND Wl Charley Cong don of Tacoma and Bob Duden 01 Portland matched stroke here Thursday In an 18-hole playoff for the Oregon ' Open golf champion- snip. Congdon fired a 76 to Duden's 70 in the morning round and 67 against the Rose City pro's 74 in the afternoon. Ray Honsberger. Clarkston. Wash., Dick Yost. Portland, and Harold West, Pendleton, were tied behind Congdon and Duden with 286s. other scores Included: O. Splverv, Longvlew, 288: Joe Groer, Yakima, 291: W. Wood, Eugene, 282; Eddie Steir, Baker,: 295; Ron Clark, U of O.. 296: J. Schaffer. Longvlew, 298; Dave Klllen, Olympia, 300; Bunny Mason eaicm, sua. When Honsberger. ex-pro at Klamath's Reames Golf and Coun try Club, now pro at Clarkston. Wash., shot a 66 Tuesday he set an unofficial world's record for consecutive birdies. He birdied seven straight holes, the fifth through the eleventh. Conclusive proof has not been uncovered that Honsberger's seven straight is a new all-time high; but two PGA spokesman said they were certain it was. Until the matter can be officially run-down if that is possible Rav's string must be considered the world mark. pw.tfw w; .wfjm wv)r'tmKmiymm' una a n i i aJniiyiwr.y Tff;.,' In ii tn r s-t twet (,ViT' "VTa 'jiMiimi mtkf ML lb i .j:'. -JrK' Oregon Regains ND Lead By The Associated Press Oregon and Oregon State base ball teams continued their neck-and-neck contest for first place in Northern Division Standings Thursday, the Ducks tackling Idaho at Moscow and the Beavers open ing against Washington at Seattle. Oregon regained first plac Wednesday with a 6-4 win ove: Idaho, scored while Oregon StaU rested after splitting st pair with Washington State. The staters are billed against Washington Thursday and Friday. After Thursday s final game witn Idaho, the Ducks head for Pull man for two meetings with Wash ington State.' It took the Ducks 11 innings to conquer the Vandals in Wednes day clash at Moscow. Flip Kleffner's two-run homer in Idaho's half of the ninth inning tied the game 4-4. A pair of singles and two Vandal errors scored Pete Williams and Ron Bottler with the winning runs in the 11th. r- "A ' -T"" J 1 i,rr..,nnr tM " 3 2 Homers Spell Win For Bevos Hy The AaanclMted I'rrHs 1 Tlio Seatile Ralniers outhlt Port land lft-7 Wednesday uiultt but couldn't overcome two timely homers that rave the Beavers the bull game, 4-3. and a 2-0 edge in itnrlr Pacific Coast League series. The round-trippers were bv Jim I Russell in the first with Frank Austin on base and bv Clint Con niser In the third with Joe Brovla nbunrd. ' THIRD HOMKR Seattle's Walt Judnlch also knocked one over (he wall In the second. Seattle's two other runs cm nit In the third on singles bv Al Lyons, Judnlch, Clarence Mad- dom and George Vlco. ! Seattle's best chance to tic the u-nine was in the third when Lvons duubled. Judnlch followed with a iMiwle thnt should have scored Lvons but the outfielder held up at third. Manager BUI Sweenev. stll nurs ing a sore arm suffered when strtirk by a Portli.nd line drive Tuesday, fined Lyons $25 for the lapse. ! Slll'TOl'T ' Young Willie Luna, strikeout king of the Southwest International League last year, tossed his second consecutive -liuloUl. a 1-0 vlctorv over Sacramento. He fanned five, allowed onlv four hits, and scored the winning run for San Diego H was giveaway night at Holly wood. The management handed out prlxcs from TV Ht to Grorerv bugs to 5.360 customers. The Stars kuve awav the ba'l game - to &an Fianclsco. 10-7. The Los Aniieles at Oakland game was postponed due to wet K rounds. AMKUH AN I.KAtil'K W I. Pel. Boston 14 5 .737 Cleveland 14 7 .667 WashiiiKlou 11 7 .611 St. Louis ill 10 .600 New York 8 10 .444 Philadelphia 7 10 .412 Chicago 7 12 .368 Detroit 4 14 .222 Wednesday's Results Cleveland 7 New York 2 Huston 7 Chicago 2 Washington 6 Detroit 2 Philadelphia 1 St. Louis 0 Nats Keep Win Skein As New York Slumps NATIONAL l.DAC.l E W IS 13 12 13 Pel. .7(15 .72-J .632 .600 .600 .360 .333 .183 cold H .'ti ' . . . : - . i SCORES ; ' College Baseball By The Associated Press Oregon 8 Idaho 4 (11 innings) Whitman 7-17 Eastern Oregon Col lege of Education 2-4 College of Puget Sound 6-3 St. Martin's 2-7 Oregon Prep Baseball Central Catholic (Portland) 2 Park Rose 0 Creswell 8 Coburg 4 Portland Leagne Lincoln 5 Grant 4 Roosevelt 6 Cleveland 5 Benson 4 Washington 3 Franklin 3 Jefferson 0 TIME OUT! BEFORE AND AFTER Here's Bob Hendershott's portable jumping pit, rapidly gaining prominence after almost five years on the market and recently publicized in Popular Mechanics. The top photo is before assembly. Below, it's ready to go. Hendershott's Jumping Pit Gets Nation-wide Publicity Up until the c- nt issue of the i The unit is wheeled around on Popular Mecha: " hit the news 1 four airplane tail wheels and a box for the pole can be discon nected when the pit is used for high jumping. It's not Just a hobby with Bob. He's in business. Hendershott de signed the pit in 1947. sold his first one to the University of Ore gon, his alma mater. Since then he has sold two to St .Louis high schools. FROM BEND The rigs are assembled and shipped in Bend, Hendershott's borne town. Bob has made just one innova tion from his first model. The orig inal had regulation wheels that rolled just frontwards and back wards. Hendershott added "crazy wheels" for operation in any direc tion. I N ASSUMING Oddlv enough. Popular Mechan ics didn't get the story and pice from Hendershott, an unassuming inventor. Paul Deller, head track coach at KUHS, sent the pictures in and authored the yarn about Bob's in vention. Deller modestly admlst he's 30 CINCINNATI urt Big Bill Bev- j richer for his contribution to the ens, hardluck hero of the 1B47 ; popular magazine. world Series, is going oack to tne : Minor Leagues after another try in the big time. The National League Cincinnati Reds announced Wednesday they 1 have sold husky righthander to San Francisco of the Pacific Coast : League The purchase price was 1 15,000, Seals' officials said in the ! Bay City. stands, not too mny persons knew that Bob Hendershott was more than a football and track coach at Klamath Union High School. Now there's millions of readers of the national magazine who know mat Henaersnott is an inventor in bis own right. The magazine devoted a full page to pictures and a story about Hen dershott's portable Jumping pit lor high Jumping and pole vaulting. QUICK CHANGE The nit is designed for a quick change from outdoor to indoor use. The pit is made of welded-steel electrical conduit. The bottom of the pit is constructed of loose wooden planks for a springboard effect. A canvas tarpaulin covers the planking and a second tarp is tied over the entire framework. The pit is filled with sawdust. Seals Buy Bill Bevens "Ah! Just as I thought, Purvis your brother!" Expert Gun Repairing and Rebluing THE GUM STORE BIG DUKE GLOYES NOW 90c BIG CHAMP GLOVES NOW LOO Oregon Woolen Store 8th and Main By The Associated Press INTERNATIONAL LEAGl'E Montreal 3 Ottawa 1 Rochester 5 Toronto 2 Syracuse 4 Springfield 1 Baltimore 4 Buffalo 3. 10 innings. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis 5 Indianapolis 4 St. Paul 8 Louisville 3 Columbus 4 Kansas City 3, 14 in nings. Milwaukee at Toledo postponed. TEXAS LEAGl'E Dallas 4 Beaumont 2 Shreveport 5 Fort Worth 4 San Antonio 5 Tulsa 3 Oklahoma City 8 Houston 7 PIONEER LEAGUE Ogden S Magic Valley 1 Pocatello 8 Billings 7 Idaho Falls 7 Great Falls 3 Salt Lake-Boise postponed, rain. 6 6 NEW TIRES at LOW, LOW PRICES! 800x15 FOUR PLY TIRES REG. PRICE $32.95 Tax Inc. OUR PRICE $E25 PAY AS LOW AS $5 MONTHLY! These are First grade, new, factory changeover tirei, and in three different makes to choose from. If you need tires now, you can pay for them later by using our BUDGET PLAN. mck i. mum m. 7th and Klamath HOME OF FISK TIRES Phone 4103 Every mellow drop... TOP KENTUCKY BOURBON iiNWur smiCKi ioumok whisht, i mis on. it noof. ik( met nsnmm to., mmuft, ir. Brooklyn I New York Chicago Cincinnati St. Louis 10 10 Posion 7 13 I'luliKlHphtn 6 li Pill.-buiKh 4 18 WrdllCMluy's Krdlllls Brooklyn 5 Cluciniuiii 4 New York 3 St. Louis I Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 1 Boston at Chicago, postponed I'ACIKU' COAST LEAGl'E W I. Pel. 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Forty-eight hours after Robb, a four-year veteran of the Senior circuit's call - 'em - as - you -see - 'em set, resigned following a fine and disciplinary action by League President Warren Giles, he was hired by Will Harrldge, boss of the American loop. Robb was accused of shoving Manager Eddie Stanky ol the St. Louis Cardinals In a game at Cincinnati aprll 22. Giles fined him and disciplined him, announcing It to the public. Robb resigned Monday. Western International League W I. Pel Spokane II Victoria a Vnnrouvcr ft Wenatchre 1 Lewtston 7 Trl-Clty 7 Salem 7 Yaklinn Wrdnrnday't HrnulL Vancouver 7 Victoria 3 Spokane 5 LewiMnn Salem 7 Yakima 1 Wenatchre 10 Trl-Clty 1 5 5 5 II 9 9 12 liSfl li 615 5IKI .r7 4IB .4.18 2i0 ft JACKIE JENSEN . . likes i-liange hitting and iillchlng like rrarv Since Ihev trndrd New York flannels lor Wushiiiuton. Wihon has hit 53tl. Jennrn. 450 and Shea has pitched 10 Jensen cached In two more hit Wednesday nluht In the Senators' 6-3 romp over feeble Detroit. 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